(CNN)Kalamazoo shooting suspect Jason Dalton will stand trial on charges he killed six people and injured two during a February shooting spree in the Michigan city.

Kalamazoo County District Court Judge Christopher Haenicke on Friday bound Dalton, 45, over after a preliminary hearing that included an outburst by the suspect.

"We don't care about him so long as he is locked up for the rest of his life," said Vickie and Gene Kopf, parents of 14-year-old survivor Abigail Kopf, who was seriously wounded. "We continue to offer our deepest sympathies to his unfortunate family."

Dalton had to be restrained and dragged out of the courtroom during the hearing.

Tiana Carruthers was on the witness stand describing the moments before Dalton allegedly shot her as she escorted her daughter and four other children to a park in her apartment complex.

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Police say Dalton committed the shootings between picking up fares as an Uber driver in the southwestern Michigan city on February 20.

Carruthers told the court that she and the others were walking through the parking lot when a silver SUV nearly struck them. The man inside the vehicle asked her if she was "Macy" or "Maisie."

When she started to describe the moment the man approached her, Dalton interrupted her.

"No, they gave bags, these old people, they have these old black bags, that are called -- they're black, they're black bags that people drive around and people look at them," Dalton said. "It gets real bad, it's time people look and that's when they tell the people it's time to get to temple."

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It's unclear what Dalton was referring to. Carruthers began to cry and the judge asked Dalton to speak quietly to his attorney for the rest of the proceedings.

Moments later, Dalton attempted to stand. Court officers quickly restrained him and then dragged him out of the courtroom. On the stand, Carruthers screamed and was surrounded by her legal team and supporters. They escorted her out of courtroom.

Throughout the rest of the hearing, Dalton remained in a holding cell with two police escorts, following the hearing by video conference.

Dalton is charged with six counts of murder, two counts of assault with intent to commit murder and eight firearms violations following February's nearly five-hour long shooting spree.

He allegedly drove from one location to the next, shooting people seemingly at random at three different places. Dalton also apparently picked up multiple passengers over the day as an Uber driver.

He told investigators the Uber app made him "like a puppet" and that it would "take over your whole body."

In April, a judge ruled Dalton fit to stand trial. No trial date has been set.